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SESSION ID RSAC AgendaSSL PrimerWhat is Driving SSL EverywhereBrowsing History to TodayThe Adversary and SSLNetwork Security Product VisibilityEncryption HW AccelerationNGFW SSL Performance Resul. 11 Preface U.S.Department(DOE)programbeenpurchasingandgeneralillumination(SSL)productsstandardized(followingIlluminatingEngineering[IES]conductedindependenttestingavailablethepublicdetailedthroughdat Presentation By:. D. Vamsi Krishna. CS09B006. A NEW SCHEME . [AKO07]. 2. /25. Ciphertext:. Best CTO (as short as ElGamal’s). Can encrypt arbitrary message.. Details. 3. /25. Encryption:. Key pair:. on the web. Dr. István Zsolt Berta. www.berta.hu. . opinions expressed here . are strictly those of my own. Alternatives to PKI-based SSL. . on the web. A https connection means you are communicating with the website in the URL, the connection is encrypted and no one else can tamper with it. HTCondor. Pool. Basic Concepts. You have an . HTCondor. pool. Personal . HTCondor. (1 node). 1000 node cluster. Who can use your pool?. Basic Concepts. “Who can use it” is really two concepts:. Dan Fleck. CS 469: Security Engineering. These slides are modified with permission from Bill Young (. Univ. of Texas). Coming up: Cryptography. 1. Cryptography. Apply your cryptanalytic skills. . How . The Dog’s Biggest Bite. Overview. History. Start Communication. Protocol Weakness. POODLE. Issues. History. 1994 – Netscape Communications . D. esign SSL. Version Never Released Publicly. 1995 – SSL 2.0 Release as Part of Netscape Navigator. Vasant . Tendulkar. NC State University. tendulkar@ncsu.edu. William . Enck . NC . State . University. . enck@cs.ncsu.edu. . 1. Introduction. Smartphones are integral to our daily lives. Applications deal with a variety of . Strategies for Countering Security Threats: . IPSEC, SSLi . and DDoS Mitigation. Bruce Hembree,. Senior Systems Engineer. A10 Networks. A10 Overview. IPSEC . – . Surviving BYOD. SSLi – Cracking the code. Secure Sockets Layer. Prof. . Ravi Sandhu. Executive Director . and Endowed Chair. Lecture 10. ravi.utsa@gmail.com. www.profsandhu.com. . © Ravi Sandhu. World-Leading Research with Real-World Impact!. CS598MCC Spring 2013. Yiwei. Yang. Definition. . a set of procedures, practices, and technologies for assuring the reliable, predictable operation of web servers, web browsers, other programs that communicate with web servers, and the surrounding Internet infrastructure.. A Layered Approach to Web & Application Security. Todays Presenter. Rich Harrison, CISSP. Regional Sales . Manager. rharrison@arraynetworks.net. 201-750-9459. Array Networks at-a-glance. Founded. not on tests, just for fun. SSH/SSL Should Be Secure. Cryptographic operations are secure. SSL uses certificates to authenticate servers. How can one attack such strong protocols?. Misconfiguration. Vulnerabilities in server code. 1. Securi. ty protocol requirements. Authentication. Proving identity to each . other. Confidentiality. Prevent eavesdropping. Integrity. Avoid content inflight modification. Key exchange, establishment or agreement . Vetting SSL Usage in Applications with SSLINT Boyuan He [1] , Vaibhav Rastogi [2] , Yinzhi Cao [3] , Yan Chen [2][1] , Venkat Venkatakrishnan [4] , Runqing Yang [1] , Zhenrui Zhang [1]
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